To be sawn in two is of great interest. I’ve never been cut in half before.

The Express | 28 Jun 1997

The enigmatic Sir Jimmy Savile talks for the first time about his quadruple heart by-pass operation.

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Will the miracle happen? Will Di’s frock star marry Maya?

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

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Is this the real victim of the Tory power battle?

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

Everybody’s always rude about me, says Ann Widdecombe, former Prisons Minister, talking on the phone like a brisk schoolmistress. This time she’s in the spotlight over a very public squabble with her former boss, the Tory leadership contender Michael Howard.

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How I’ve learned to live with freedom

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

After four months of captivity in the jungle, former hostage Daniel Start is coming to terms with life again.

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Modesty of a miracle worker

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

Both feted and hated for his powers, the flamboyant psychic Matthew Manning will today hold a mass hands-on session.

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Sex and the Scribe

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

Women inspire him but he can’t find love. He lives by spinning words yet hides behind them… Can anyone understand JP Donleavy?

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Graduate of the school of hard knocks

The Express | 7 Jun 1997

Bel Mooney rose from humble beginnings to become a top author, surviving a succession of traumas along the way.

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I wouldn’t mind one of my daughters deciding she’d become a prostitute

The Express | 5 Jun 1997

His ‘livelihood’ cost him years in prison but it brought him millions, fame and some strange family values. Meet Howard Marks.

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I really believe in marriage. I see my three divorces as a sign of failure

The Express | 28 May 1997

After 40 years of life with little children, dynamic thespian Sir Peter Hall counts his blessings.

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Thriller ace is targeting Blair as his new villain

The Express | 28 May 1997

Millionaire author Frederick Forsyth has been self-professedly publicity shy all his life. But this year, aged 59, Forsyth has become a very public and political animal. Few issues escape his attention as he fires off letters to newspapers, pens controversial articles and joins demonstrations.

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How an expelled, overeating teenager became one of the biggest noises in television

The Express | 28 May 1997

People used to poke fun at Linda Agran. Then she turned the tables…

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Joseph and his amazing fans

The Express | 25 Apr 1997

Christina Davidson, 44, and Jean Selby, 52, have seen the musical of Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 74 times and 64 times respectively. They went both to the matinee and evening performance one day last week, as they do so often.

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